-A total of 127 people, who were stranded in foreign countries, landed at the Hosea Kutako International Airport this morning.

-Air Namibia will fly to Frankfurt and London this evening to repatriate more than 100 Namibians, who are stranded after airlines around the world cancelled their flights to curb the spread of COVID-19 pandemic.

-A group of 100 Zimbabweans have been transported to the Walvis Bay International Airport to be repatriated to their country by Air Namibia.

-A chartered flight by Air Namibia to repatriate Namibians stranded in Frankfurt and London this coming Tuesday has been postponed due to technical challenges.

-Air Namibia will repatriate stranded Namibian citizens from Europe next Wednesday provided that there are enough passengers.

-Air Namibia will fly to several African countries on Friday to repatriate over 100 Namibian citizens stuck in foreign countries as a result of flight cancellations due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

-Air Namibia will resume local flights from next Wednesday, following the announcement of stage two of the state of emergency that allows for internal travel.

-Air Namibia has temporarily suspended all its domestic and international flights from 27 March to 20 April.

-Air Namibia confirmed the suspension of three of its management staff.

-Air Namibia's chief human resource officer, Elia Erastus has been appointed as acting head of the national airline.